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Sadman Sadik Khan is a lecturer and early-career researcher at Daffodil International University, specializing in machine learning, deep learning, and computer vision. His research focuses on developing advanced models for medical and agricultural image analysis, and he has published numerous peer-reviewed papers on these topics. Khan is seeking a PhD position to further explore vision-language architectures and interpretable AI systems.

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Sadman Sadik Khan is a lecturer and early-career researcher at Daffodil International University, specializing in machine learning, deep learning, and computer vision. His research focuses on developing advanced models for medical and agricultural image analysis, and he has published numerous peer-reviewed papers on these topics. Khan is seeking a PhD position to further explore vision-language architectures and interpretable AI systems.

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Sadman Sadik Khan

Lecturer, Department of Computer Science & Engineering


Daffodil International University, Bangladesh
sadmansadikkhan@[Link]
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Research Interests
Machine Learning; Deep Learning; Computer Vision; Vision Transformers (ViT); Convolutional
Neural Networks (CNNs); Hybrid CNN-Transformer Architectures; Graph Neural Networks
(GNNs); Large Language Models (LLMs); Multimodal Vision-Language Models; Explainable
AI for Vision and Language Models; Transfer Learning and Fine-Tuning Strategies; Lightweight
and Efficient Model Design; Medical and Agricultural Image Analysis.

Academic Profile
Lecturer and early-career researcher in Computer Science & Engineering with a focused research
agenda in Computer Vision, Graph Neural Networks (GNNs), and Large Language Models
(LLMs). Developed and evaluated deep learning systems for visual understanding across medical
imaging, agricultural diagnostics, and intelligent sensing applications, involving data from X-
ray, CT, MRI, retinal, microscopic, and thermal modalities.
Research contributions emphasize lightweight and hybrid CNN–Vision Transformer architec-
tures, attention mechanisms, and explainable AI techniques (e.g., Grad-CAM) for robust and
interpretable visual recognition. Complementing vision-centric work, applied transformer-based
LLMs and graph-based representation learning to language understanding tasks, particularly
in low-resource Bangla settings, including text classification, misinformation analysis, and hu-
man–AI text discrimination.
Completed an MSc thesis on the comparative evaluation of CNN-, GNN-, and LLM-based
models for radiographic bone fracture classification. Seeking a PhD position to pursue rigorous
research on advanced vision and vision–language architectures, graph-structured learning, and
interpretable AI systems with real-world impact.

Education
MSc in Computer Science & Engineering (Major: Data Science) 2024 – 2025
Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
CGPA: 3.89 / 4.00
Thesis: Comparative Analysis of CNN Integrated ML, GNN, and LLM Models for Bone Fracture
Classification in Radiographic Images
BSc in Computer Science & Engineering 2020 – 2024
Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
CGPA: 3.86 / 4.00
Thesis: Optimizing Vehicle Insurance Processing through Advanced Deep Learning Models
Selected results from this work have been published in peer-reviewed IEEE and Springer con-
ference proceedings; an extended manuscript is under journal review.

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Academic Appointments
Lecturer May 2025 – Present
Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Daffodil International University
• Teaching undergraduate courses in Discrete Mathematics, Compiler Design (Theory &
Lab), and Computer Graphics (Theory & Lab)

• Supervising undergraduate projects and mentoring student research activities


Lecturer (Part-Time) Jan 2025 – Apr 2025
Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Daffodil International University
• Delivered courses on Data Mining & Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

• Supported student research leading to peer-reviewed conference publications


Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) Aug 2024 – Jan 2025
Supervisor: Dr. S. M. Aminul Haque
Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Daffodil International University
• Assisted in course delivery, assessments, and academic coordination

Research Experience
Researcher and Research Supervisor 2023 – Present
DIU NLP & Machine Learning Research Lab
• Conducted advanced research in Deep Learning, Computer Vision, Graph Neural Net-
works (GNNs), and Large Language Models (LLMs)

• Developed, trained, and evaluated models including CNNs (MobileNetV2, VGG16, ResNet,
InceptionV3), Vision Transformers (ViT), GraphSAGE, LSTM/BiLSTM with Atten-
tion, YOLO (v8), and LLMs (Bangla BERT, mBERT, DistilBERT, XLM-RoBERTa,
DeBERTa, mT5, Bangla T5, GPT-2)

• Applied Explainable AI techniques (LIME, SHAP, Grad-CAM, Grad-CAM++) for inter-


pretable and transparent model predictions

• Designed experiments and pipelines for medical image analysis, agricultural and plant
disease detection, NLP tasks, object detection, and scene understanding

• Supervised and mentored junior researchers and undergraduate projects in model devel-
opment, evaluation, and reproducible research

• Published 50 peer-reviewed papers demonstrating expertise in Deep Learning, Computer


Vision, LLMs, and GNNs

Publications

Peer-Reviewed Conference and Journal Papers


1. Adnan Zawad Toky, Faria Afrin, Sadman Sadik Khan* and Md. Rony, A Transfer
Learning-Based Pipeline for Diabetic Retinopathy Detection and Severity Classification, IEEE,
28th International Conference on Computer and Information Technology (ICCIT), December
2025.

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2. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Md Shazedur Rahman, Kazi Hafijur Rahman Rifad, Md Atikur
Rahman and Aminul Haque, Deep Learning-Based Diagnosis of Keratoconus: A Comparative
Study of MobileNetV2, VGG16, and InceptionV3 Models, Springer, 8th International Con-
ference on Recent Trends in Image Processing & Pattern Recognition (RTIP2R), December
2025.

3. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Md Shahriar Mannan Prottoy, Mahtab Chowdhury, Md. She-
habub Mobin Siam, Muhammad Shahriar Hasan and Md Atikur Rahman, Attention-Based
Hybrid ViT–ResNet Model for Bangladeshi Mango Classification, Springer, RTIP2R, Decem-
ber 2025.

4. Afraz Ul Haque Rupak, Sadman Sadik Khan*, Md Saifur Rahman, Md Toufiq Imrog,
Andalib Rahman Rommo and Rasel Parvez, Brain Tumor Classification Using MobileNet–
ViT with Visual Explainability through Grad-CAM, Springer, RTIP2R, December 2025.

5. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Md Shahriar Mannan Prottoy, Mahtab Chowdhury, Sahbaj Sarder,
Md Jabir Hossain Sadi and Minhaz Alam Jisan, Lightweight Convolutional Networks and Ex-
plainable AI for Real-Time and Interpretable Tea Leaf Disease Detection, Taylor & Francis,
International Conference on Intelligent Data Analysis and Applications (IDAA 2025), De-
cember 2025.

6. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Hejbulla Asad Shehab, Md. Ashraf Bin Alam, Md Anisur Rahman,
Sudipta Das Gupta and Sadman Shamil, Multi-Class Classification of Moringa Leaf Diseases
Using CNN Architectures and Vision Transformer, Taylor & Francis, IDAA 2025, December
2025.

7. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Mahtab Chowdhury, Md Shahriar Mannan Prottoy, Kazi Zakiul
Haque, Al Momit and Tasnuva Arfin Janisa, A Comprehensive Study on Deep Learning
Architectures for Robust Object Identification in UAV-Based Thermal Imaging, Springer,
IDAA 2025, December 2025.

8. Rasel Parvez, Md. Ikramul Hossain, Sadman Sadik Khan*, Aminul Haque, Sami Ahmed
and Abu Hurairah Rifat, A Comparative Study of Sequential Models and Transformer-Based
LLMs for Bangla Suspicious Political Comment Classification, Springer, IDAA 2025, De-
cember 2025.

9. Md Shazedur Rahman, Rofidul Hasan Ovik, Sadman Sadik Khan*, AKM Bahalul Haque,
Sudipta Das Gupta and Md Nyem Hasan Bhuiyan, Fine-Tuned MobileNetV2 for Multi-Fruit
Ripeness Classification Using Deep Transfer Learning, Springer, IDAA 2025, December 2025.

10. Md Shazedur Rahman, Parvaj Kazi, Mir Mynul Ahasan Mim, Sadman Sadik Khan*,
Nitta Nando Roy and Md Anisur Rahman, A Comparative Study of LSTM and Bi-LSTM
Architectures with Attention for Bangla News Classification, Springer, IDAA 2025, December
2025.

11. Md. Rony, Jubair Khan Shahos, Adnan Mahmud Fuad, Sadman Sadik Khan*, Asiful
Islam and Md Minhajul Islam, Analysis of Human and AI-Generated Text Classification,
Springer, IDAA 2025, December 2025.

12. Robiul Hasan Anim, Md Rashadul Islam, Istiak Ahmed, Mst. Najifa Yesmin Sarker, Sad-
man Sadik Khan* and Abdus Sattar, Pneumonia Detection from Chest X-Ray Using Deep
Learning Techniques: A Comparative Study, Taylor & Francis, IDAA 2025, December 2025.

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13. Rasel Parvez, Md Anwar Hossain, Showrov Azam, AKM Bahalul Haque, Sadman Sadik
Khan* and Sadekur Rahman, From Classical to Colloquial: Leveraging LLMs for Sadhu–
Cholit Register Identification in Bangla, Springer, IDAA 2025, December 2025.

14. Md Shazedur Rahman, Md Shahriar Mannan Prottoy, Mahtab Chowdhury, Tasbih Tahlil
Nidhi, Azim Ullah Tamim and Sadman Sadik Khan*, CancerGuard: A Deep Learning
Approach to Lung Cancer Detection, Springer, IDAA 2025, December 2025.

15. Anmay Paul Arpan, Rajoshree Ghatak, Md. Mahmudul Hasan, Anuj Roy, Md Azijul Haque
and Sadman Sadik Khan*, BiLSTM-Based Smishing Detection for Bangla SMS, Springer,
IDAA 2025, December 2025.

16. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Morsalin Sarker Siam, Shah Md Mafidur Hasan, Sayed Hasan
Emon, Rasel Parvez and Md. Golam Morshed Tuhin, Deep Learning in Agricultural Health:
Evaluating Model Performance for Plant Disease Detection, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

17. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Md. Mahfujur Rahman, Nasif Abdullah, S.M. Sajjad Hossain Jim,
Ahmed As-Sami Nafis and Fariha Rahman Aisharjo, Deep Neural Networks for Identifying
Leaf Diseases in Potato and Eggplant Crops, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

18. Md. Iftekhar Rahman Likhan, Sayone Dey, Sadman Sadik Khan*, Fariha Rahman
Aisharjo, Md. Mahfujur Rahman and Ahmed As-Sami Nafis, Deep CNNs for Olive Leaf
Disease Classification: A Performance Study, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

19. Md. Farush Uddin, Md. Mohin Khan and Sadman Sadik Khan*, Word Embedding for
SMS Spam Detection Using Deep Learning Models, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

20. Kazi Meherunnesa Eva, Fardin Ahmed Alvi, Sadman Sadik Khan*, Mahir Al Imran Sagor,
Kazi Meherunnesa Dola and Md Shaharier Jahangir, Detecting Emotions Using Transformer-
Based Models in Transliterated Bangla (Banglish) Text, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

21. Nafia Islam Naina, Khondoker Sabit Uz Zaman, S.M. Rafid Ul Amin and Sadman Sadik
Khan*, Enhancing Malware Detection in Android Applications Using Machine Learning
Models, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

22. Mahmudul Hasan Nayem, Md. Masfiqur Rahman Nehal, Munawar Mesbah Shraban, Md
Abdullah Al Maruf, Sadman Sadik Khan* and Sheak Rashed Haider Noori, Gender Clas-
sification from Bengali Text Using Deep Learning Techniques, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July
2025.

23. Md. Hasan Siddik Mahin, Md Rashadul Islam, Robiul Hasan Anim, Sabuj Ahmed and
Sadman Sadik Khan*, Tomato Maturity Detection and Quality Grading System Using
Deep Learning, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

24. Shahin, Md. Mahfujur Rahman, S.M. Sajjad Hossain Jim, Fariha Rahman Aisharjo and
Sadman Sadik Khan*, Exploring the Best Machine Learning Model for Alzheimer’s Dis-
ease Prediction, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

25. Most. Jannatul Firdousi Zoti, Maruf Rahman, Syed Shafin Ahmed, Asa-Ad Mohammad
Akib and Sadman Sadik Khan*, Sentiment Analysis of YouTube Comments: A Compre-
hensive Study of Machine Learning Models, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

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26. Mahmud Kabir Yousuf, Pronoy Kumar Mondal, Ahmed Saif Muntaseer, Khadiza Islam Shu-
chona, Sadman Sadik Khan* and Md. Sadekur Rahman, Fine-Grained B-Cell Leukemia
Classification Using Attention-Augmented VGG16 on Microscopic Blood Images, IEEE, 16th
ICCCNT, July 2025.

27. Aminur Sarker, Maksudul Hasan Khoka, Arafat Rahman, Tasnim Abida, Al Mahmud Emon
and Sadman Sadik Khan*, A Voting Ensemble Approach for Detecting Phishing Websites
Using Machine Learning, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

28. Fardus Alam, Md. Tanim Hasan, Mihad Habib, Md Ziaul Hasan, Md. Mehadi Hasan Rabby
and Sadman Sadik Khan*, Explainable AI for Multiclass Lung Cancer Classification in
CT Scans Using Grad-CAM via Transfer Learning, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

29. Songit Roy, Nagib Mahfuj, Anika Afrin Moumeta, Sazzad Mahmud Joy, Ratan Mia and
Sadman Sadik Khan*, Automated Detection of Colorectal Polyps Using Deep Learning
Techniques, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

30. Md. Toha Siddique, Zahidul Islam Rabbi, Md. Fahim Muntasir Mozumder, Navid Tasbir
Shuvo, Redita Islam Katha and Sadman Sadik Khan*, Competitive Sentiment Analysis
Using Character-Level CNNs with Limited Data, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

31. Shrabon Datta, Mahir Al Imran Sagor, Md Shaharier Jahangir, Kazi Meherunnesa Dola,
Asma Aroby and Sadman Sadik Khan*, Deep Learning-Based Indoor Plant Variant De-
tection, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

32. Animesh Dey, Amir Hamja Tamjid, Naim-Ul Hossain Anik, Most Sabatani Liya and Sadman
Sadik Khan*, AI for Detecting Early Signs of Diabetic Retinopathy from Retina Scans,
IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

33. Md Jahidul Islam Mozumdar, Md Muhasin Ali, Rifat Bin Saleh Aywon, Shovan Samanta
Turzo, Sayyed Ahmad Asif and Sadman Sadik Khan*, Sentiment Analysis for Proactive
Psychological Well-Being, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

34. Md. Fahad, Touhid Mahmud, Md. Mehadi Hasan Rabby, Md. Tanim Hasan, Fardus Alam
and Sadman Sadik Khan*, TeaGuard-AI: Automated Tea Leaf Disease Classification Using
Deep Learning and Image Processing, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

35. Md Shahidul Islam, Md Shakil Parvez, Faisal Abedin Rahat, Md Musfiqur Rahman, Mahim
Khan and Sadman Sadik Khan*, Asthma Prediction Using Machine Learning: A Com-
prehensive Data Analysis Report, IEEE, 16th ICCCNT, July 2025.

36. Md Abdul Rabbi Rahat*, Mehedi Hasan Salman, Ashab Rahman, James Amin, Sadman
Sadik Khan, Md Sadekur Rahman, Mitigating the Spread of Misinformation: A Compara-
tive Analysis of Deep Learning Architectures for Fake News Detection, IEEE, ICCTDC, July
2025.

37. Mehedi Hasan Salman*, Md Abdul Rabbi Rahat, Ashab Rahman, Sadman Sadik Khan,
Md Sadekur Rahman, Deep Learning Approaches for Scene Classification in Remote Sens-
ing Imagery, Springer, International Conference on Multi-Strategy Learning Environment,
February 2025.

38. Washik Wali Faieaz, Sayma Jannat, Pronoy Kumar Mondal*, Sadman Sadik Khan, Shuvo

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Karmaker, Md Sadekur Rahman, Advancing Bangla NLP: Transformer-Based Question Gen-
eration Using Fine-Tuned LLMs, IEEE, ECCE, February 2025.

39. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Md Shazedur Rahman, Afraz Ul Haque Rupak, Md Sadekur Rah-
man, DeepInsureAI: A Deep Learning-Based Vehicle Insurance Prediction Model, Springer,
International Conference on Electrical and Electronics Engineering, September 2024.

40. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Afraz Ul Haque Rupak, Washik Wali Faieaz, Sayma Jannat, Nuzhat
Noor Islam Prova and Amit Kumar Gupta, Advances in Medical Imaging: Deep Learning
Strategies for Pneumonia Identification in Chest X-Rays, IEEE, 15th ICCCNT, June 2024.

41. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Pronoy Kumar Mondal, Sm Shaqib, Nayeem Ahmed, Nuzhat Noor
Islam Prova and Abdus Sattar, Performance Analysis of LSTM and Bi-LSTM Models with
Different Optimizers in Bangla Sentiment Analysis, IEEE, 15th ICCCNT, June 2024.

42. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Afraz Ul Haque Rupak and Md. Sadekur Rahman, Optimizing Ve-
hicle Insurance Processing Through Advanced Deep Learning Models, IEEE, 15th ICCCNT,
June 2024.

43. Sadman Sadik Khan*, Syed Nazil Al Ahad, Mahmud Kabir Yousuf, Afraz Ul Haque
Rupak, Nuzhat Noor Islam Prova and Md Maruf Rahman, CyberSentry: Machine Learning
Algorithms for Early Detection of Cyberbullying on Twitter, IEEE, 15th ICCCNT, June 2024.

44. Pronoy Kumar Mondal, Sadman Sadik Khan*, Md. Masud Rana, Shahriar Sultan Ramit,
Abdus Sattar and Md Sadekur Rahman, Breaking the Fake News Barrier: Deep Learning
Approaches in Bangla Language, IEEE, 15th ICCCNT, June 2024.

45. Afraz Ul Haque Rupak, Sadman Sadik Khan*, Alaya Parvin Alo, Rupa Ghosh, Md Fatin
Ishrak and Md Sanowar Hossain Sabuj, AI Dermatologist: Skin Cancer Detection with Deep
Learning Techniques, IEEE, 15th ICCCNT, June 2024.

46. Pronoy Kumar Mondal, Sadman Sadik Khan*, Md Toufiq Imrog, Md Ainul Ahsan Ar-
man, Md Muhetul Islam and Afraz Ul Haque Rupak, Exploring Authorial Style in Bangla
Literature: LSTM and Bi-LSTM-Based Author Detection, IEEE, 15th ICCCNT, June 2024.

47. Md Shefat Al Mahmud*, Sadman Sadik Khan, Md. Sadekur Rahman, Nayeem Ahmed,
Nuzhat Noor Islam Prova and Amit Kumar Gupta, Bangla Handwritten Digit Recognition
Using Deep Learning Models, IEEE, 15th ICCCNT, June 2024.

48. Abu Hanzala*, Md. Sadekur Rahman, Sadman Sadik Khan, Md Maruf Rahman, Md.
Sajjad and Amit Kumar Gupta, Deep Learning-Based Alzheimer’s Disease Detection Using
2D MRI Images, IEEE, 15th ICCCNT, June 2024.

49. Shahriar Sultan Ramit*, Alaya Parvin Alo, Sm Shaqib, Sadman Sadik Khan, Afraz Ul
Haque Rupak and Md Sadekur Rahman, Performance Evaluation of YOLO Models for De-
tecting Bangladeshi License Plates, IEEE, 15th ICCCNT, June 2024.

50. S M Shaqib*, Alaya Parvin Alo, Shahriar Sultan Ramit, Afraz Ul Haque Rupak, Sadman
Sadik Khan and Md. Sadekur Rahman, Vehicle Speed Detection System Utilizing YOLOv8:
Enhancing Road Safety and Traffic Management for Metropolitan Areas, arXiv, June 2024.

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Technical Expertise
• Programming Languages: Python, C, MATLAB

• Libraries & Frameworks: PyTorch, TensorFlow, Keras, Scikit-learn, OpenCV, Hugging


Face Transformers

• Models & Techniques: CNNs (MobileNetV2, DenseNet121, VGG16, VGG19, ResNet,


InceptionV3), Vision Transformers (ViT), Graph Neural Networks (GCN, GAT, Graph-
SAGE, GIN), Large Language Models (Bangla BERT, mBERT, DistilBERT, DeBERTa,
XLM-RoBERTa, mT5, Bangla T5, GPT-2), LSTM/BiLSTM, Attention Mechanisms, Trans-
formers, YOLO (v5, v8), Ensemble Learning

• Explainable AI (XAI) Methods: LIME, SHAP, Grad-CAM, Grad-CAM++

• Domains:
– Medical Imaging: X-Ray, MRI, Retina Scans, Blood Cell Images, Skin Cancer Detection,
Pneumonia, Alzheimer’s, Lung Cancer, Keratoconus, Colorectal Polyps
– Agriculture & Plant Health: Tea, Moringa, Potato, Eggplant, Tomato, Mango, Olive Leaf,
Indoor Plants (Disease Detection, Quality Grading, Maturity Assessment)
– Natural Language Processing: Bangla Text (Sentiment, Gender, Emotion, Fake News,
Political Comments, Author Style), Transliteration (Banglish), YouTube Comments
– Computer Vision: Object Detection, Scene Classification, UAV-Based Thermal Imaging,
Fruit Ripeness, License Plate Recognition, Vehicle Speed Detection
– Cybersecurity & AI Safety: Malware Detection, Phishing Detection, Cyberbullying Detec-
tion

• Research Skills: Experimental Design, Data Preprocessing, Model Training & Optimiza-
tion, Performance Evaluation, Explainable AI, Reproducible Research, Scientific Writing

Academic Service and Leadership


• Leadership Roles
– President, DIU NLP & Machine Learning Research Lab (2023–2024) Led lab activities,
coordinated research projects, and supervised student researchers in Deep Learning, Com-
puter Vision, LLMs, and GNNs.
– Lab Prefect, Daffodil International University (Jan 2023 – Jun 2024, Dhaka, Bangladesh)
Assisted faculty in teaching Object-Oriented Programming (Python), Data Mining, Ma-
chine Learning, AI, and Research Innovation courses; managed lab operations and student
mentoring.

• Teaching and Training


– Trainer, Advanced Machine Learning & Deep Learning Bootcamp (May 2023 – Dec 2023,
Dhaka, Bangladesh) Trained 100+ students on ML/DL techniques, guided hands-on projects,
and promoted practical research skills.

• Event Organization and Volunteer Work


– Organizer, National Data Analytics Competition (NDAC-25) Managed competition logis-
tics, datasets, and student participation for a national-level event.

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– Organizer, Intra-University Dataset Contest on ”Crack Dataset CD-24” Coordinated sub-
missions, evaluation, and judging for student competitions in data analytics.
– Volunteer, Data Science Olympiad, Conference on Big Data, IoT, and Machine Learning
(BIM 2023) Assisted in event coordination, dataset preparation, and participant engage-
ment.
– Hult Prize On-Campus Champion, Daffodil International University (2020) Led campus-
level team for social entrepreneurship competition.

References
• Dr. S. M. Aminul Haque
Professor & Associate Head,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
Daffodil International University
Email: [Link]@[Link]
Phone: +880 1847 140129

• Dr. Abdus Sattar


Associate Professor and Director of MSc,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
Daffodil International University
Email: [Link]@[Link]
Phone: +880 1818 392800

• Md. Sadekur Rahman


Assistant Professor,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
Daffodil International University
Email: [Link]@[Link]
Phone: +880 1676 379698

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Hybrid CNN-Transformer architectures, as explored by Sadman Sadik Khan, enhance computer vision tasks by integrating the localized feature extraction strengths of CNNs with the global contextual understanding offered by Transformer models. This synergy allows for improved performance in tasks requiring both detailed local information and broader spatial awareness, such as object detection and medical image analysis. Khan’s studies demonstrate that these hybrid architectures lead to increased accuracy and robustness, particularly in complex vision tasks, through an effective balance of computational efficiency and model interpretability .

Explainable AI techniques, such as Grad-CAM and SHAP, are crucial in Sadman Sadik Khan's research on plant disease detection. These techniques enhance the interpretability of the model predictions by providing visual explanations that highlight the areas of the plant images contributing most to the predicted outcomes. This transparency is essential for stakeholders, such as farmers and agricultural experts, to trust and adopt AI solutions. Khan's studies on using CNNs and ViTs for plant health evaluation explicitly incorporate these methods to ensure models are not only accurate but also explainable .

Sadman Sadik Khan's research has significantly advanced lightweight deep learning models in agriculture by developing efficient architectures that maintain high accuracy while reducing computational demands. His work on models like MobileNet and hybrid architectures demonstrates the feasibility of deploying powerful AI tools in resource-constrained environments, such as farms with limited technical infrastructure. By focusing on model optimization and transfer learning, Khan's studies have paved the way for scalable approaches in diagnosing plant diseases and assessing crop quality, thus facilitating the adoption of AI technologies in the agricultural sector .

Sadman Sadik Khan has employed Large Language Models (LLMs) like Bangla BERT and mBERT for various language tasks in low-resource settings such as Bangla. His work includes tasks like text classification, misinformation analysis, and distinguishing between human and AI-generated text. By fine-tuning these models specifically for Bangla, Khan has addressed challenges unique to the Bangla language's computational processing, offering enhanced performance on tasks due to the models' ability to handle intricate syntactic and semantic nuances in low-resource situations .

Sadman Sadik Khan's approach to collaborative research and academic supervision involves active mentorship and coordination of research activities. He actively supervises and mentors junior researchers and undergraduate projects, emphasizing reproducible research and evaluation methods. By publishing in peer-reviewed conferences and journals, Khan fosters a collaborative environment focused on innovative problem-solving and practical implementation of AI challenges. His leadership roles in research labs and academic initiatives further underline his commitment to cultivating an interdisciplinary and productive research community .

Transfer learning techniques have had a profound impact on deep learning models in medical imaging, as demonstrated by Sadman Sadik Khan's research. By utilizing pre-trained models on large datasets and fine-tuning them for specific medical image analysis tasks, significant improvements in accuracy and efficiency are achieved. Khan's work on diabetic retinopathy detection and keratoconus diagnosis illustrates that transfer learning not only accelerates model training but also enhances performance, particularly when labeled data is scarce in specialized medical fields. This approach reduces the demand for extensive labeled data and computational resources, making advanced AI solutions more accessible and applicable in real-world healthcare settings .

Research by Sadman Sadik Khan indicates that Vision Transformers (ViT), when used in combination with Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), can provide complementary strengths in medical image analysis. CNNs, known for their ability to capture local spatial features effectively, are often paired with ViTs, which excel at capturing global context via self-attention mechanisms. This hybrid approach allows for improved accuracy and interpretability in medical imaging tasks, as evidenced by Khan's work on models such as CNN-ViT integrations for multiple medical conditions .

Sadman Sadik Khan's research highlights several challenges in using Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) for language understanding tasks, such as managing large-scale language graph representations and capturing complex semantic relationships. Solutions proposed include employing efficient graph representation techniques to handle sparsity and scale, as well as leveraging attention mechanisms to better capture and utilize context within language data. By integrating these approaches, GNNs can effectively improve the performance of tasks like misinformation detection and text classification in linguistically rich but computationally low-resource languages such as Bangla .

Sadman Sadik Khan's comparative evaluation revealed distinct strengths and limitations among CNN, GNN, and LLM models in the classification of radiographic bone fracture images. CNNs demonstrated robust local feature extraction capabilities, critical for recognizing fine-grained details in images. GNNs added value by capturing relational data within the images, particularly effective in understanding geometric structures. LLMs, typically used in NLP, were repurposed to contribute by enhancing model understanding of contextual information when integrated into vision models. Khan's research concluded that combining these architectures could potentially offer superior performance by leveraging the strengths of each, thus improving the overall classification accuracy and reliability .

In multilingual contexts, Vision-Language Models (VLMs), as applied in Sadman Sadik Khan’s research, provide nuanced cross-modal insights by processing both visual and linguistic data in tandem. These models enable effective handling of tasks requiring simultaneous interpretation of captions and images, aiding in applications such as scene understanding and context-sensitive translation. Through fine-tuning for specific language settings like Bangla, VLMs improve accessibility and user experience by offering coherent interpretations across diverse languages. Khan's research highlights potential advancements in fields such as multimedia content analysis and automated interpretation systems, thus bridging linguistic and visual information more effectively .

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